THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1903.
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J. L. Stockton & Go's.
We wish to announce to the public that wc have bought
out the firm ol T, Holvcrjon Co. and will take full charge
of the store in a few days, Mr, f . Holverson will remain
with ut for some time. We have closed the store for inventory and as soon as
the same is completed we will throw this splendid stock upon the market at prices
tha twill surprise the people of this community.
Wc Are Baying the Stock so Cheap that We can Sell Goods Below Factoiy
Prices and Still make a Profit
AH tho now fall goodt bought by thorn will bo includod in this sale. WE WILL REOPEN THE LAST OF THIS WEEK
with n strong forco of oxporioncod ealospooplo at your sorvico. In tho moantimo tho public will find a most cmnploto stock of
Jry Goods, Furnishings, Ladies Iteady-to-woar Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Etc.,nt our old stand, No. 208-300 Commercial Street.
Out Aim for the Futute
Wo proposo to throw upon tho market two of tho largest and beststocks of goods in tho Willamette Valley with a view of
selling off enough goods in a short time to onablo us to confine tho two stocks in tho building now occupied by Holvcrsons. Wo
then expect to enlargo tho building and raako tho storo eecond to none in tho Willamette Vnlloy.
Items Fom the Stockton Store
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Are Yoof Eyes
of any value to you? If so we
would like to have you use
tbem ty Inspecting our special
display of "Fountain Pens.
You are under no obligation to
buy. but If you wish It we
will fit your hand wlih a pen
that will satisfy you at all
times.
Pattons Book Store.
Dress Goods
Our stock of (Irons goods Is attracting a great
ot attention. You hear of It all over tho town.
Beautiful homespuns, beautiful colored zlblloncs,
ctatnlncs, chovlotts, sorgce, high grade broad
cloths, novelty suitings that will attract ladles of
every taste.
Hop Pickets Supplies
From our oxtenslvo stock wo can supply tho
hop picker's ovory need, hoforo and nftor going to
tho Mold. Olovos 3 pair for 2Cc. Wrappers COc up.
niankota, comforts, etc., at Jowcst prices.
FarnkhJngs
Everything a man or boy could wish for Is here
at prices altogether fair. Wo aBk your Inspection of
our elegant stock of shirts for fall. Special orders
taken for tho famous M. Horn & Co's Clothing.
Furs from every Clime
In addition to our ologant stock of firs wo havo
on consignment a lino of high grado fur Jackets, rang
ing In prlco from $4.50 up to $125 each. A special In
vitation is exto nded to tho ladles of Salem to call and
Inspect thorn.
USE McCALL'S PATTERNS Tho cheapest and most rollablo patterns.
'fir
Let Us Help You
COLLECT
Your Bad
WIHMgHHM-sH
J. M. HOWELL,
l! MEATS cuEd
ii LARD
! and everything in our line X
The Best Only
i Prompt Service. Fair
Treatment.
In Stelner's Fish Market
ii mime i4ui main
lHllMnllHifrNf
W. W. Hall. R. E. DOWNING.
HALL & DOWNING.
Money Loaning. Insurance.
Collections. Loans negotiated for
ourselves and patrons on the best
terms at reasonable rates. Tloza elk
op stairs, opposite Gray Bros.
State St, Salem Oregon.
Accounts
ulto 4 275 Commercial St., or
'Phono Main 801.
VAN ALSTINE, GORDON & CO.,
A. It. MOItQAN & CO., Managers.
Stockton & Co, the Fitm that Satisfies. Always
SURE CURE FOR PILES.
IteMag files produce molaturo and
wmm Itching, ths form, as woll as
XHJ, Bleeding or Protruding Pllos
mn wred by Dr. Do-ssnkq's Pile Res
Jy, stops Itching and blooding. Ab
serfes tumora Mo a jar at druggists,
r tsst by mall Treatise Free. Write
jim about your case. Dr. Dosanko,
MriksWiphlm Pa. For sale at Dr.
Mmm'i dmc stores.
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Hep Picking Btflns.
We begin picking this morning and
ee4 mora pickers. Wo aro paying
Mo jw box. Yard throo miles east
fttlcm. Otto J. Wilson. 0-1-tf
ditcago,
WHEAT MARKET.
BopL 3, Wheat 82T4
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
TME SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado for family uso, ask your
srocor for It, Ilrau and
aborts always on hand.
A. T. WALN' Affent
?aU Style in Belts and Pk
at -
Tic Variety Store
f 4 Cwtrt St. Anaora M. Welca, hros
Your Stspmothsr.
' la atlll aero, and as busy as
vec When your clolhos are worn
dirty, or the buttons ot,
taa to her, at tho Salem Dyelns
Cleaning Works. Repairing and
rWUf; now velvet collars put oa
overcoats! also four suits a monta for
It. Called for and roturnod.
MRS. O. II. WALKER, Prop.
1W ComBkercIal Street
Ftmh
Cfowlog CfcocoJate
Catacetato Creams at
tF&MicCe
-aJ7
Krfward Ellis.
144 SUto KU
PERSONALS.
II. Li Murphy of Monmouth will bo
thu principal ot tho Btayton schools
and has movod his family thoro.
I3x-aovornor and Mrs. Lord and fam
ily roturnod this morning from tltolr
summer roaldonco at Seal Rocks.
aenoral W. II. Byara Is homo from
an extended visit to Curry county,
whoro ho had a surveying contract.
II M Rrannls, of Portland, and O.
A, Frauds, of South Rend, Wash., aro
In tho city for a brief business visit.
Miss Sadlo Thomas has roturnod
to nor homo at Stnyton from Eugene
and Cottage, Grove, aftor a month's
absence
Mrs, 1-2, O. Patton and daughter and
Mrs. O. R. Sheltou loft this morning
for Newport for a short stay at tho
seaside
Miss Mlna Headloy Is In tho city
from hor homo at Oregon City, for a
tow days' visit with Miss Clara Me
Dermald. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krnusso eamo up
Saturday night from Portland, and
loft this morning for Eugene, for n
short visit.
flea. D. Ooodhuo left this morning
for a business visit to Lyons, and oth
er points on tho east end of tho C. &
IX railroad,
Miss Itlldegard Allmen camo up
Saturday night from Portland, for an
over-Sunday visit at tho Ircton home,
south of Salem.
Paul Vandorsal camo up from Port
land Sunday morning for a visit to
relatives and friends. Ho expects to
return homo tomorrow.
Mrs. A. W. Roworsox, of Albany
passed through Salem Saturday even
lug, on tho way to tho homo of her
. parents, near Wheatland, for a visit
Mr. and Mr K. T. Wrlghtman and
daughter, Fay. wont to Miller's Sta
tion, In Linn county, Saturday even
ing, for a visit at tho Wrlghtman farm,
I returning this morning, ,
j Adjutant-General Flnscr camo up
this forenoou from hla homo at Wood-
J burn for a brief business visit Ho
hart just returned from a visit to Roso
burg. whero ho visited tho encamp
wttat of tho separato battalion for a
day, and ho oxpecta to leavo for (leap,
hart to visit tho encampment of tho
Third regiment.
A Little Early rW,?.ck in chc l
4 . Mfrvv s inr already arriving. wc have
pimtd If ger orders for there goods than ever befote, Large
Ms mtm lower prices, and you shall have the bcncltt wc arc
NoCsriog values as never before, and particularly in ladies gold
mad tW filkel. These are patterns of the most exquisite and
anlsc workmanship, We ueually sell a good many watches
mat fee picking but yoo cat sekct it now and pay for it after
tfseWpeat thereby giving yen lirst choice. Come in any
Mf4Br a my? we wmkim sMwyot,"
Stayton Mnlli Whllo hauling
bundles to tho thresher on tho Crdlsnn
place, In IJnn county, a faw days ago,
Jjhn Rraun discovered his load on
Ire. Roforo ho could dismount and
unhitch and put tho ftro out tho wngon
was nearly consumed by tho flames.
It Is supposed tho flro wife started by
a spark from tho engine.
Mrs, A. Larsen left this morning" for
her homo at Crcsstou, Wash., to Join
hor husband, who has chargo of a
flouring mill thoro. Sho was accom
panied by hor son and daughter, Wal
laco and Maholle. Tho family lived
horn somo eight years ago. lator re
moving to Minneapolis, where they
resided until this spring. Mr. Larsen
at that tlmo took chargo of tho mills
at Cresston, and his family camo hero
to visit during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Durfoo, of Loa
Angeles, Cat., are at tho Hotol Wil
lametto. for a fow wcoks' stay. Mr.
Durfoo hoa n flue stable of harness
horsita at tho fair grounds, entered In
tho several Importnnt evonts, and will
probably bo ono of tho big winners
noxt week, as ho has been at other
meets on tho circuit. At Seattlo ho
entered horses In soren events, and
won soven firsts, n record that any
horseman would bo proud of.
Kansas City
Encampment
Junction City, Kun., Sept. 7. Tho
work will bo started by tno qunrtcp
master's department of laying water
mains to tho camp to bo used in tho
coming military manuevrcs. Tho op
oration of thp troops will extend over
120 squaro miles of territory. All
equipment and arrangements will bo
made In advance.
Kansas City, Mo.. Sept. 7. Right
thousand paraded. Tho employers'
association tallied tho union men, to
got an Idea of their strength.
Leavenworth, Kan., Sept. 7. Tho
troops Joined In the Labor Day pa
rade. Thero woro S000 unionists, and
an equal numhor of soldiers Thero
will bo a military athletic meet this
afternoon.
Pleasant
Driving
You enn't enjoy driving a neat run
about or road wagon any more, unlets
you havo it fitted with rubber tires.
Wo can toko an othcrwlso common
placo rig and mako It nn up-to-dato
driver, by fluting tho tires.
Call and sec us. Wo will tell you
tho slzo you need and what It will
cost you.
Lots of good driving now.
You'll wnnt to uso It nt the fair.
F. A. WIGGINS
Implement House.
255-257 Liberty 8t, Salem.
Farm Machinery, Rlcyclcs, Automo
biles, Sowing Machines aad Supplies.
N. H. Burley,
8ewlno Machine Repairing.
Dried Pttsnes
you.
Dried Primes
Dried Prunes
Call and see us before
sell your Crop
James M. Kyle & Co
X 75 Commercials?.
THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY
Salem, Oregon.
Rtoctnittect. Mh The eolith. it mia..
sal come tcscy or both tcschefs and tuslncst
women la this well known In jltutlon Is s Uvlot
dvcrtlsement for the lostructlon liven. Ira-
trovenentsnsvetetnmtdelasna ironed the
sctdemy for the ctessa e sail aecomaodiuoa
ui iiicFuvu. rur terms, cic . snares.
SISTCH SUPERIOR.
OREGON'S Blue Ribbon
STATE FAIR
Salem, September i 4-1 9 03
The greatest exposition and
live stock show on the Pa.-
cific Coast.
High class racing every af
ternoon.
Breeders comblnatlonfaactlon
sale of live stock will be held
in connection with the fair..
This will be the greatest auc
tion sale ever held in (he state
and farmers will have an op
portunity of securing some
fine stock at reasonable prices
All the prominent breeders on
the coast have made consign
ments io mis saie.
M. D. WISDOM, Sec.
imcKKn Studt
m-mMJius Mwrnw wj wjMiWwamim s
South Salem Personals.
Miss Stella Sherman camo up from
Portland Saturday night, and spent
Sunday at tho homo of hor aunt, Mrs.
Warner. In South Salem.
Miss Mabel O'Klyng has returned
from sevoral weeks' visit with frlonds
nt Junction City.
Cyrus Woodruff, of Portland, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Itabcock.
on South Commercial street.
Mr. and Mrs. r S. Thompson re
turned homo Saturday evening, after
a fow days' visit with relatives at
Tallman.
Miss Oraco Tildon, of Portlnud,
spent Sunday with friends In South
Salem, and returned homo today.
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Jackson hnd
family havo returned after a two
weeks' outing In tho mountains.
Miss Kate O'Klyng has returned
from a visit with friends at Oregon
City.
Card of Thanks.
Tho undersigned wish to thnnk all
who so kindly assisted thorn during
thsir rccont sad boreavomenL Mr
and Mrs. Win. Maxtor and family.
Millinery Announcement.
Tho Misses Goodo having attended
tho millinery openings, both in San
Francisco and Portland, wish to an-
nounco that thoy havo selected a very
flno lino of pattern hats. Also all tho
latest In trimming materials, with
an oxporlenccd trimmer wo aro bet
tor prepared than over to handlo our
big trade, and wo cordially invito
everyono to call and seo our completo
lino which will bo on display on and
nftor Tuesday. September 8.
MISSES OOODE. Proprietors.
309 Commercial street, Salem. 0-5-3t
CATAMUI OP TUB BTOXIACII.
When thft itomirh I nv.tm.. .-.
food li taken lota It tht rails to Ulrwt. It
ilj tnd loOtmra tho muou membrane.
eijKwln to nenra. and catue the slanda
to lecrrtft mueln. lnatMif nf t. ....
J"'" J dlseatlon. This la called Catarrh
or im Bioraicn. For Teara I auffered with
Catarrh or the 8tomach. coined by Tndlxe
tlon. Doctor and medlrlnra f.llt Cl
efJt ina until I uetvl Kodol Dv.nen.l Pu
XKgn
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FALL OPENING Mo?day ands Tms-
KM' i day's Great Sale
For the post six months we havo been making preparations for our Fall
trado. We have goods hero from all parts of Amorlca and "Europe. Up-to-date,
now. stylish materials, mado of tho best Wool, Silk ond Cotton
Fabrics known to manufacturers. Our storo is packed full from floor to
the celling of ths most reliable goods that wns ovor shown to tho buying
public. Our oxpensos are so small that It leaves us in a position to give
you prices from 20 to 25 por cent ehoaper that any other house In Salem.
With leaps and bounds Is the way our business has grown. Our next
movo Is for larger qimrtors. Wo allow no competitor to beat our prices.
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CIAS. H. HIKGES. Jeweler and Optician,
t MU Sir. HcxtlwrttLftMMiMVslaak.
The Will Probated.
Tho will of tho lain John Spencer
Walton as filed for probate Saturday
aftornoon. and Mrs. Mary Walton.
widow of deceased, was granted let
tew testamtntary. to servo, without
bonds, a per stipulation of tho will.
Mr, Walton U given tho uronertv.
valued at 3000. for hor uso during her
wo lira, anil utter her death. th.p c'
tato U to bo divided equally- among
tho four ohlldreit of tht testator's
brother. Ja
are: Jain
W S. Walton r.i A. Walton and tV
...w -, liaiiuu. COIflll. J, WaitOtl
Sr. J. Oaumgartncr and Thomas
Nowstead wero appointed appralsora
1L Ithra. rVinall Tr
Haas. 04 Htatt itrvet
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bold by
by F. O.
CASTOR I A
Por Infant and Children.
Tto Kind You Urn Always Bought
Signaiurti of CtaZU.
NEW TODAY
!SBV O.Thadr
m Walton, Jfr'of KSTm4j;
Dr. J, H. Brewer, physician and sue
Oeon. Otflea Gray block. Orflcs
phons No. 91. Residence phono No.
122t.
WanFeU&ambermaiil,
Iglnft IXoijsV "
a Salcm
OAWOIHA.
3nU 1U tai n fan Atari RsJ
Silks and Velvets
Our stock of silks Is complete. AH
kinds and makes, colortd. fancies
and blacks, prices "5c. 35c, 4Se, 05c.
75c. 85c. 9ie. All sals prlcos
Velvets Cordeil nnd plain, fancy
and novelty stylos; prices from 40c to
95c
Dress Goods,
Wo aro showing a beautiful line In
Illncks. novelties and plain colore.
rouRh and smooth effects. Prices
ISc. 25c, 35c, -19c. C5c. and 75c; worth
frm Ste to 41 si.
Cloaks, Jaekets and Capes.
Wo aro showing all tha uust
styles, in Jackon a Ml Cap, made of
tho bmt materials, well lined and
tailor-made; prlcos JJ50. 3I0 juq
and J5 5A worth up to $10.00.
Ladles' Dress and Rainy Day Skirts.
100 stylca to sokct from, made of
tho latest inatorlals. well lined, and
tailor-made; prieos 41.50, ?:.50, jiyi
and 50; worth up to 48.50
Furs, Furs, Furs.
' I'0 Collarotttes. NKk Starfs
Long Boas; new styles, low prices
New Goods-New Goods-New Goods.
In every dopartraont at tho small,
est prices you over seen.
Black and Colored.
Silk Shirt Waist, Kid Gloves,
Hosiery and Underwear, In wool
and cotton, for raoj, woraon, child
ren and InfauU.
Laces, Ribbons.
N'otons and FancyQoods, Pocket
Pooks, Wrist Dags, Hose Support
ers, Pearl Neck Chains, Corsota, and
Fancy Goods.
Outing Flannels, Blankets and
Comforts, Wool Flannels, Cotton
Flannels. Shakor Flannols, and all
tho roat.
Wft ana showing & swell lino of
Walstings, French Flannels In all
colore and whi Backet weavo silk
walstings, novelty walstlng. plain
and colored linen aud Madras walst
ings; prices away down.
Tublo linens, Towola and Crashes
all now goods; prices Tory low.
Wo aro showing a wonderful stock
of all kinds of Ladlea Underskirts,
wool, cotton and silk, plain, fancy.
41-W Black Silk Mercerised Skirts,
with, four mflfes on, bottom. ;Sale
price. 95 cents.
The Cheapest Store In the Northwest
McEVOY BROS.. SSCW
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